I’ve given HackOS a massive upgrade! Along with two brand-new core applications, I’ve fixed critical infrastructure bugs that had previously caused the system to freeze up completely. New Features: Hacknotes (v1.0.0): A minimalist text editor for quick notes right within the workspace. The text area now uses resize: none; and box-sizing: border-box; to prevent it from breaking out of the app window uncontrollably. Hackclock (v1.0.0): HackOS’s new timekeeping hub. While the top bar only shows the approximate time, Hackclock offers a retro-style live clock with second-by-second precision. It also includes an interactive countdown timer featuring full start, pause, and reset logic, plus automatic input locking while the timer is running. Bug Squashing & System Stability: The “Vanishing Taskbar” Incident: An unclosed </div> tag in the Hacknotes HTML structure caused the taskbar to be mistakenly interpreted as a child element of the invisible window and hidden from view; the DOM structure has been repaired. Header Focus Blockage: The note field was originally placed inside the .windowheader by mistake, causing the drag-and-drop script to intercept all clicks; the field has been successfully moved to the .window-content area. The Matrix Syntax Crash: An orphaned closing brace } inside the startMatrix() function within the terminal script triggered a fatal syntax error that blocked all JavaScript execution. The startMatrix() and stopMatrix() functions have been cleanly separated, and the render interval optimized. The system is running smoothly again—100% glitch-free!